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Lassus Sacred Music Discography Lassus Sacred Music Discography Compiled by Jerome F. Weber This discography of the sacred music of Orlandus Lassus (Orlando di Lasso) is for the most part newly compiled, though the first fifteen pages have existed in working files for many years and the newly compiled Magnificats were published separately on this site in January 2019. The list of motets in Grove’s Dictionary 5, 1954 was rearranged into alphabetical order, then corrected from The New Grove Dictionary, 1980. Page numbers from SW are given unless SWnR (H) is indicated. A few titles have been lengthened for clarity. Unrecorded authentic Mass titles are included, but unrecorded Magnificat and motet titles are omitted unless the incipit is similar to another motet. Secular motets are included, and seven hymns not found in the list of motets have also been included. Cross-references have been inserted for clarity. The twelve textless motets (bicinia) of Cantiones duarum vocum (1577) are not included here; all twelve can be heard on Tactus TC 530301 (TC 531202) and Paraty 111.114. Michael Gray’s website classical-discography.org has furnished many details. Olivier Buttex, David Crook, Martin Elste, Pekka Gronow, Daniel Leech- Wilkinson, Rainer Lotz, Jonathan Manton and Karl Schrom have furnished much useful data. Several entries were found in James Erb’s selective discography in Orlando di Lasso: a guide to research (Garland, 1990). The recordings of each work are arranged chronologically, citing conductor, ensemble, date of recording and timing; then the format of the recording (ac, 78, 45, 33, LP, MC, CD, SACD, DVD), the label, the issue number(s) and track or band number. Album titles of mixed collections are added. Each recorded performance is indicated, if known, as: with instruments (w/i), no instruments (n/i), or instrumental only. The first 14 recordings (1925–33), the first three complete Masses and the first five Magnificats have been identified. Recorded works listed under Motets number 320. Additions and corrections may be conveyed to the compiler for inclusion in a revised version of the work. Go to Chantdiscography.com and click on ‘contact us’. A scan of a CD booklet that provides needed data would be invaluable. Masses, page 2 Psalmi Davidis Poenitentiales, page 10 Prophetiae Sibyllarum, page 13 Lagrime di San Pietro, page 14 Hieremiae prophetae lamentationes, page 15 Responsoria pro Triduo Sacro, page 15 Lectiones matutinae de nativitate Christi, page 16 Passions, page 16 Sacrae lectiones ex propheta Iob, page 16 Magnificats, page 17 Motets, page 120 September 2019. In the same series: discographies of composers and subjects ranging from the 12th to the 16th centuries. Note especially Palestrina and Victoria. 1 Masses 25] Missa Amar donna – not recorded 38] Missa Amor ecco colei (6 vv.) 1610 Stephen Rice, Brabant Ens n/i (rec. 2010.09.03-05) [3:09, 4:22, 7:08, 4:26, 4:10] CD: Hyperion CDA 67887 35] Missa Beatus qui intelligit – not recorded 37] Missa Bell’ Amfitrit’ altera (8 vv) 1610 Kyrie and Sanctus Alfons Singer, All Saints Choir Munich n/i (rec. 1931.03.) 78: Christschall 116 [mx.04410, 04411] The eleventh recording in the list. Kyrie Rudolf Mauersberger, Dresden Kreuzchor n/i (rec. 1957.04.04) [2:21] CD: EBS. ebs 6073 Miroslav Venhoda, Prague Madrigal Singers n/i (issued 1963) [2:27, 3:38, 6:01, 2:52, 2:53] no intonations LP: Bach Guild BGS 70651 Hans Schrems, Regensburg Domspatzen, ens. w/i (rec. 1968.07.06-11) [18:29] LP: Archiv SAPM 198 476 b.1/1; CD: Archiv 439 958-2 Simon Preston, Christ Church Cathedral Choir n/i (rec. 1973.12.17-19) [3:14, 5:25, 8:09, 4:05, 3:22] LP: Argo ZRG 735; Decca SA 18; Telefunken 6.42 792 BH CD: Decca 433 679-2; 482 8566 George Guest, St. John’s College Choir Cambridge n/i (rec. 1990.07.) [2:23, 4:15, 6:48, 4:01, 3:47] CD: EMI Eminence CD-EMX 2180; CDM 7 64115 2; Classics for Pleasure 5 75560-2 Harry Christophers, The Sixteen n/i (rec. 1992.01.) [2:45, 4:54, 6:46, 3:51, 4:34] CD: Collins 13602; 7021-2; Coro COR 16053 Georg Ratzinger, Regensburger Cathedral Choir n/i (rec. 1992.07.13-16) [2:17, 3:48, 6:09, 3:02, 2:09] CD: Ars Musici AM 1092-2; Ars Musici/Membran 232166; 233903 Jeremy Summerly, Schola Cantorum of Oxford n/i (rec. 1993.03.14-16) [3:14, 5:14, 7:12, 4:23, 3:10] CD: Naxos 8.550836 James O’Donnell, Westminster Cathedral Choir, His Majestys Sagbutts & Cornetts w/i (rec. 1993.06.23-25,28-30) [2:29, 4:51, 7:04, 3:22, 2:25] CD: Hyperion CDA 66688; Helios CDH 55212 Agnus Dei Guy Janssens, Laudantes Consort n/i (rec. 1994.10.07-09) [4:12] CD: Arsonor 008-2; Cyprès 1630/7 Elizabeth Patterson, Gloriae Dei Cantores n/i (issued 1996) [2:12, 4:10, 6:19, 3:14, 2:07] CD: Gloriae Dei GDCD 022 Nicholas Renouf, Society of St. Gregory n/i (rec. 2003.05.) [2:48, 4:42, 6:49, 4:11, 3:57] CD: private no number 2 56] Missa Benedicam Dominum – not recorded 39] Missa Certa fortiter – not recorded 42] Missa Confundantur superbi – not recorded 34] Missa Congratulamini mihi (6 vv) 1570 – not recorded complete Credo omitted Paul McCreesh, Gabrieli Consort n/i (rec. 1996.09.) [3:37, 5:15, 4:22, 4:24] CD: Archiv 453 427-2; Brilliant 93870 9] Missa Credidi propter – not recorded 41] Missa Deus in adjutorium – not recorded 24] Missa Dittes maistresse Noël Akchoté guitar (rec. 2015.07.08) CD: Noël Akchoté download “Sacred Works vol. 5” 36] Missa Dixit Joseph (6 vv) 1607 Miroslav Venhoda, Prague Madrigal Singers n/i (rec. 1970.10.) LP: Valois MB 881 Gloria Hopkinson Smith, Paul O’Dette lutes (1978) LP: EMI. 1C 065-45642 “Duetti Italiana” Cinquecento n/i (rec. 2013.08.02-04) [3:41, 5:31, 8:43, 4:24, 3:33] with motet CD: Hyperion CDA 68064 Paolo Da Col, Odhecaton n/i (rec. 2014.04.) [3:50, 5:52, 9:33, 4:14, 4:06] with motet CD: Musique en Wallonie MEW 1474 50] Missa Domine Dominus noster – not recorded 32] Missa Domine secundum actum meum (5 vv) 1570 – not recorded complete Kyrie, Gloria and Agnus Dei Bernhard Klebel, Vienna Motet Choir, Musica Antiqua Wien w/i (rec. 1980.01.) [3:00, 5:19, 3:49] LP: Christophorus SCGLX 73923 “Lasso und das Haus Wittelsbach” CD: CHE 0059-2 “For you, my king” 10] Missa Doulce memoire (4 vv) 1577 Benedictus Joseph Samson, Dijon Cathedral Choir n/i (rec. 1933.06.14) 78: Voix de son Maître DB 4949 [mx. 2PG 840] The fourteenth recording in the list. André Jouve, Ensemble Vocal de Paris n/i (rec. 1953.06.09) LP: Selmer LA 1072; Ducretet-Thomson 255 C.013 The second complete recording of a Lassus Mass. Jean Sourisse, Audite Nova Paris n/i (rec. 1994.03.) [3:31, 3:19, 6:02, 4:20, 2:07] CD: Syrius SYR 141302 Kyrie and Agnus Dei Dirk Snellings, Capilla Flamenca n/i (rec. 2009.06.) [3:25, 2:29] CD: Eufoda 1376; Ricercar 290 “Bonjour mon coeur” 3 40] Missa Ecce nunc benedicite (6 vv) 1610 Miroslav Venhoda, Prague Madrigal Singers n/i (rec. 1958.05.26) [1:57, 4:50, 7:37, 3:17, 2:26] LP: Discophiles français DF 530001; DF 730073; DF 740023; Nonesuch H 71053 22] Missa Entre vous filles (5 vv) 1581 Jeremy Summerly, Oxford Camerata n/i (rec. 1993.04.12-13) [3:07, 3:41, 6:06, 6:04, 4:08] CD: Naxos 8.550842 Karl-Ludwig Nies, Ens. Munich Dommusik n/i (rec. 1995.06.) with chanson [1:35, 2:33. 4:44, 3:26, 2:12] CD: Christophorus CHR 77196; CHE 0133-2 “Orlando di Lasso” Harmonic Brass of Munich instrumental (1998) CD: HBQ. CD 07 “Jewels of Baroque” Haig Mardirosian, Church of the Ascension & St. Agnes Choir n/i (rec. 1999.07.12-13) [1:48, 2:49, 5:38, 4:18, 3:01] with chanson CD: Centaur CRC 2477 14] Missa de Feria – not recorded 43] Missa de Feria in Quadragesima – not recorded 44] Missa de Feria in Septimana Sancta – not recorded 4] Missa Frere Thibault (sine nomine) (4 vv) 1570 George Guest, St. John’s College Choir Cambridge n/i (issued 1978.12.) LP: Abbey ABY 730 Siegfried Koesler, Würzburg Domsingknaben n/i (rec. live 1994.09.) CD: Conventus Musicus CM 1094 Franco Monego, Syntagma (1997) CD: Stradivarius SIP 35 21] Missa Il me suffit – not recorded 27] Missa In die tribulationis (5 vv) 1589 Agnus Dei Theodor B. Rehmann, Aachen Domchor (rec. 1956.07.04,07,08,11) LP: Columbia WSX 502; C 80102; Electrola 1C 047-28072 M; Mace SM 9030 Miroslav Venhoda, Prague Madrigal Singers n/i (issued 1963) [3:03, 4:53, 7:41, 3:08, 2:15] no intonations LP: Bach Guild BGS 70651 19] Missa In te Domine speravi (6 vv) 1566 – not recorded complete Credo omitted Nicholas Renouf, Schola of St. Gregory n/i (rec. 2006.11.12) [4:48, 5:08, 5:27, 5:21] CD: private no number 28] Missa Io son ferito ahi lasso – not recorded 6] Missa Ite rime dolenti – not recorded 4 13] Missa Jäger (Missa Venatorum) (octavi toni) (4 vv) 1577 without Credo Stephen Darlington, Christ Church Cathedral Choir n/i (rec. 1988.05.16-17) [1:24, 2:45, 4:41, 1:51] CD: Nimbus NI 5150; NI 1758 John Scott Whiteley, York Minster Choir n/i (rec.
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